Here are the people that have worked as linkmasters for KaBoL, bringing you weekly knots in the braid:

Olivier Lafleur is Kabol's current link master as well as the Student Webmaster for the CMS's Student Committee web site.   Originally from Lévis, Québec, Olivier is currently doing his undergraduate degree in mathematics at Université de Sherbrooke. He spent last summer doing undergraduate research in geometry. He's currently on Sherbrooke's Sciences Student Union board and is also involved with the the Math Club in the Department of Mathematics there. Olivier's interests in mathematics are principally in geometry and algebra, but he is also quite interested in computer science and music.
	Marcus Emmanuel Barnes, a long time fan of KaBoL, started adding new links to the braid in December 2005. He is currently studying the history of mathematics at Simon Fraser University. On a good day, you might catch him playfully strolling about campus thinking profound thoughts about mathematics, its history and philosophy.
	Nathalie Sinclair took over the reigns from Bob Rosebrugh in September 1996 until she started her PhD at Queen's in September 1998. And she missed it so much that she bribed Fred during the summer of 1999 into handing linkmaster duties back over, at least until he can find some pretty feet!
	Frédéric Tessier kept KaBoL going between October 1998 and July 1999, adding weekly cool math links to the braid. He also undertook an overhaul of KaBoL's look and designed most of the current interface.
	Bob Rosebrugh enjoyed his stint with Kabol in 1996 - a nice break from research and classroom teaching. While not surfing math sites, he is the Editor of Theory and Applications of Categories and Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science at Mount Allison University. His mathematical interests include higher dimensional category theory and applications to theoretical computer science.